ComfyUI Node: 🗂️ Prompt Styles

🗂️ Prompt Styles:

The SDVN Styles node is designed to enhance your creative process by allowing you to encode text prompts into embeddings using a CLIP model. This node is particularly useful for guiding diffusion models to generate images that align with specific styles or themes. By leveraging style tags, you can customize the positive and negative prompts, which are then translated and tokenized to create embeddings. These embeddings serve as a foundation for generating images that reflect the desired artistic style, making it an invaluable tool for AI artists looking to infuse their work with unique stylistic elements.

🗂️ Prompt Styles Input Parameters:

positive

The positive parameter is a string input that represents the text prompt you wish to encode positively. It supports multiline and dynamic prompts, allowing you to craft detailed and complex descriptions. This parameter is crucial as it directly influences the style and content of the generated image. There is no specific minimum or maximum value, but the richness of the prompt can significantly impact the results.

negative

The negative parameter is a string input that encodes the text prompt you want to avoid in the generated image. Like the positive parameter, it supports multiline and dynamic prompts. This parameter helps refine the output by specifying elements or styles that should be minimized or excluded, ensuring the generated image aligns more closely with your vision.

style

The style parameter allows you to select a predefined style from a list. This selection adds specific stylistic elements to your prompts, enhancing the creative output. The default value is "None," but choosing a style can significantly alter the visual characteristics of the generated image.

style2, style3, style4, style5, style6

These parameters function similarly to the style parameter, allowing you to apply multiple styles simultaneously. Each can be set to a different style from the list, providing a layered approach to style application. The default value for each is "None," and using multiple styles can create complex and unique visual effects.

translate

The translate parameter specifies the language for translating the prompts. This feature is useful for artists working in multilingual contexts or aiming to incorporate linguistic diversity into their work. The available options are determined by the lang_list() function.

seed

The seed parameter is an integer that sets the random seed for prompt generation. It ensures reproducibility of results, allowing you to recreate specific outputs. The default value is 0, with a range from 0 to 0xffffffffffffffff, providing a vast space for randomization.

🗂️ Prompt Styles Output Parameters:

positive

The positive output is a string that represents the encoded positive prompt after processing. It reflects the stylistic and linguistic transformations applied, serving as a guide for the diffusion model to generate the desired image.

negative

The negative output is a string that represents the encoded negative prompt. It incorporates the specified exclusions and stylistic adjustments, helping to refine the generated image by minimizing unwanted elements.

🗂️ Prompt Styles Usage Tips:

• Experiment with different combinations of styles to discover unique visual effects and enhance the creativity of your generated images.
• Use the translate parameter to explore how different languages can influence the style and mood of your artwork, adding a layer of cultural depth.

🗂️ Prompt Styles Common Errors and Solutions:

"Style not found in list"

• Explanation: This error occurs when a specified style is not available in the predefined list.
• Solution: Ensure that the style you are trying to use is included in the list of available styles. You may need to update your style list or check for typos.

"Translation language not supported"

• Explanation: This error indicates that the selected language for translation is not supported by the system.
• Solution: Verify that the language you have chosen is included in the lang_list() function. If not, select a different language that is supported.